About Crossabeg
Crossabeg is a small rural village in north County Wexford, set between Wexford town and the market village of Castlebridge, with farmland, hedgerows and the Slaney-side countryside shaping its character. It is primarily a settled residential and farming area, suited to people who want village life and country surroundings while remaining within reach of Wexford’s employment, shopping and services. Crossabeg National School provides local primary education, while secondary-school, further-education and wider childcare choices are generally found in Wexford town and surrounding villages. The area is mainly car-dependent, with road access towards Wexford, Castlebridge, Oilgate and Ballymurn; public transport is more limited than in the town, so commuting arrangements are worth checking carefully. Everyday needs are served by nearby village and roadside businesses, while Castlebridge and Wexford provide a broader choice of supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, pubs, healthcare and retail. Local social life centres on community and sporting activities, with GAA and other clubs active across the surrounding parish area. Wexford town adds larger leisure facilities, schools, the National Opera House, cinemas and riverside amenities, while the nearby Slaney landscape offers attractive walking and cycling opportunities.
Property Market in Crossabeg
Based on 6 properties for sale in Crossabeg
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Crossabeg
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Crossabeg and the surrounding rural community.
Nearby primary option in Castlebridge, serving families east of Wexford town.
Large secondary school in Wexford town offering broad academic and extracurricular provision.
Established secondary school in Wexford town with a strong local catchment.
Wexford town secondary school providing post-primary education and varied subject choices.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route linking Crossabeg with Wexford, Castlebridge and northern Wexford.
Strategic road connections provide access towards Dublin, Enniscorthy and southeast regional routes.
Intercity and regional rail services connect Wexford with Rosslare, Dublin and intermediate towns.
Local and regional buses are available in Wexford, with rural access varying by route.
Short-distance road access brings commuters to the town’s employment and service areas.
Amenities
Important local focus for village families, school activities and community events.
Nearby village centre provides convenience shopping, food outlets and everyday services.
Out-of-town retail destination with supermarkets, shops and food options west of town.
Main acute hospital serving Wexford and the wider south-east region.
Public library offering books, digital resources, study space and community programmes.
Major GAA venue hosting county fixtures and other sporting activity in Wexford.
Prominent Wexford arts venue presenting opera, theatre, music and touring performances.
Riverside public spaces offering town walks, views and access to central amenities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting juvenile and adult participation across surrounding parishes.
Village-based community activity centred on local events, facilities and parish connections.
Nearby Gaelic games club providing a strong sporting and social network.
Broader dining choice nearby, ranging from casual cafés to established restaurants and pubs.
Regular town market offering local produce, artisan food and seasonal community atmosphere.
Properties For Sale near Crossabeg
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